Kristen Nicole

Oct 22, 2024 | siliconangle.com | Kristen Nicole

In a move to address the growing challenge of measuring artificial intelligence investments, Grammarly Inc. has announced new return-on-investment measurement tools designed to help enterprises quantify the impact of AI-powered communication improvements. The announcement comes at a crucial time because recent data from Deloitte shows that 41% of organizations struggle to measure the exact impact of their AI initiatives.

Jul 9, 2024 | scholarsarchive.byu.edu | Kristen Nicole Cardon |Gideon Burton |Kristen Nicole |Brigham Young

Keywordstechnology, Tibetan, digital literacy, IndiaAbstractMy field study in India last summer was successful on many levels. I was interested to find that, contrary to my expectations, the effect of digital media on the Tibetans‟ efforts to preserve their culture was not wholly negative.

Mar 20, 2024 | siliconangle.com | Kristen Nicole

Kubernetes is having its Linux moment, reaching a unique point in its 10-year history. That’s the key finding from our analysts reporting live from the KubeCon + CloudNativeCon Europe 2024 event. They credit collaboration and community, with a dose of artificial intelligence, to Kubernetes’ growing ubiquity. “We’ve been really seeing people lean into how they’re helping build communities here,” says theCUBE Research principal analyst Rob Strechay.

Oct 11, 2023 | siliconangle.com | Kristen Nicole

Humility is a framework for better AI solutions That was a primary takeaway from this week’s keynote at UiPath FORWARD VI as presented by UiPath Inc. founder and co-Chief Executive Daniel Dines. “I realize that you need to think in terms of humility in your decision-making process, in approaching people, in listening to people. And it’s more like a framework,” Dines (pictured) explained during a post-keynote exclusive with theCUBE, SiliconANGLE Media’s livestreaming studio.

Oct 11, 2023 | siliconangle.com | Kristen Nicole

Humility is a framework for better AI solutions. That was a primary takeaway from this week’s keynote at UiPath FORWARD VI as presented by UiPath Inc. founder and co-CEO Daniel Dines (pictured). “I realize that you need to think in terms of humility in your decision-making process, in approaching people, in listening to people. And it’s more like a framework,” Dines explained during a post-keynote exclusive with theCUBE, SiliconANGLE Media’s livestreaming studio.